I just want to point out something misleading in the description. I did this today with someone who did not want to follow, so I just brought up the bare minimum. Ended up stranded at the top as the rap rings were actually 15-20 feet to the left of the finish. I rapped down, then had to solo up to retrieve my gear. This is for sure a gear anchor and should be noted in the description.
Jun 3, 2016

The climb is listed as "Trad." That usually implies a gear anchor. Also, most folks have a follower and as such clean the gear on the way up. Once the party is at the top, it is often the case that folks break down the belay and wander in search of a rap station or down climb. That said, there doesn't seem to be a problem with the description.
Jun 4, 2016

Well, it does indeed require a gear anchor, and kind of a fun and funky one, to boot depending on your strategy. However, it may be helpful to know that not only can you access nearby bolted anchors about 5-7 meters north, you can easily reach at least one more bolted anchor 10-12 meters north if you feel like TRing some of the 10s on this face but are as chicken-hearted as we were about the slabby first bolt on a few of the fun routes on Lost Orbit West.
Jun 7, 2016